BY TAMERU REGASA ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopian Reinsurance S.C. said that the demand for life insurance service in the country has shown a steady uptick due to rapid urbanization and improvements in... Read more »

 BY ESSEYE MENGISTE ADDIS ABABA – The National Coordinating Office of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) announced that scholars’ forum will be established in the near future to garner professional support... Read more »

Report depends on scanty info. gathering  BY STAFF REPORTER ADDIS ABABA – Beyond depending on scanty information gathering approach, one of the “sources” presented as a priest in Amnesty International’s report dated... Read more »

BY BILAL DERSO ADDIS ABABA – The European Union (EU) and Government of Germany on Thursday donated 22 vehicles to the National Electoral Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) in a bid to strengthen... Read more »

BY BILAL DERSO ADDIS ABABA – The Government of Ethiopia has provided unfettered access to humanitarian agencies to aid the Tigray State and welcomes international technical assistance and collaboration on joint crime... Read more »

• Office disburses over 29-million-birr loan  BY MULATU BELACHEW DEBRE MARKOS — Debre Markos Technic, Vocational and Training Development Enterprise stated that over 29-million-birr loan was disbursed to finance some 87 enterprises... Read more »

BY YESUF ENDRIS ADDIS ABABA– The contending party, Ethiopian Citizen for Social Justice (EzeMa), claimed that conspiracies of elite political actors have hindered and slowed down Ethiopia’s journey towards democratization. Communication head... Read more »

• Country endeavors to enhance doctor-patient ratio  BY YOHANES JEMANEH GONDAR– Recently graduated physicians have pledged to reduce cervical cancer health complications via providing the public with quality health service despite COVID-19... Read more »

BY ESSEYE MENGISTE ADAMA – Scholars accentuated that the three countries, Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt, are expected to well consolidate the negotiation instead of acting on and off—referring to Sudan’s irregular move—as... Read more »